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A SCHOOL ON wH--Lg


ais Of "A scheme for InsirDsi..i;.
.'rcisht Trainnen About Air Braic..
Quito recently the Union Paciilc co.a.4tA
,uoptod Westinghouse cir brakes, und h..y
qGippcd all their freight cars with them, NJ
by ioason OF lack of knowledge on the rs,f
OF trimmer in knowing how to opcrntc the
scheme correctly, annoyance uil bad mis-
takes have been experienced 20 read,
this, and bring rairoading up 20 sciea;..h
principles, the school car has lccosic nccc4
sity.
They took the Old directors car, 10 Il, 10
paired It thoroughly for the purroa iateudcl.
and Will soon be ready to scr 10 over the
road. 4. A. lIedendahl, an experienced ana
expert engineer, will be In char. .stf The ear
as superintendent and direct tho iaAtruc. .on.
The arrangement from which the truinincn
will take their lessons in the use Of the cir
brake Is very fine and comparatively simple.
AT the front end of the car stands frame.
on which rests thirty nir chumhe!s, and 1,Oou
feet of pipe, just what would hu REQUIRED for
an ordinary train of cars, and, in addition,
there ere also the whocls and CCGiiag Cf II
freight car, with the air brake attachment
mounted on another frame about tho center
OF the car. In the opposite end is stationed Il
very attractive engine, of about six lo.s..
power capacity, while between this and the
frames spoken of above is planted u steam
chest, on which arc the gauges valves and
apparatus by which the engineer works the
brakes
With the steam engine and pumps; main
reservoir in which compressed air is stored; :
engineers brake valve, which regulates the
How Of air from the reservoir into the brake
pipe for releasing the brakes; main brake pipe
and auxiliary reservoir brake cylinder; triple
valve which connects the brake pipe with the
auxiliary reservoir and the latter to the brake
cylinder; tho car model completely equipped
and the full complement fora complete train,
you would imagine that the car is well filled.
but such is not the ease.
The remaining space, which is nicely car
peted, gives ample room for twenty men at n
time to watch the operations of the machin-
cry and listen to Mr.. Hedendahls explanations
and instructions. He stands at the main res
ervoir and by working the engineers brake
valve causes the mir chamber cylinders to
move out and in, the same as when in use on
cars that arc on II track in a train and in mo-
ton His instructions are minute as to detail,
covering every point surprising many things
that might occur in case of accident -Omaha
Republican.
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CHINA.
CHILDREN'S LONG
COATS,

Twelve tables full of Childrens Long
Coats; on the Arcade near Chestnut
Street. Not one old, shopworn garment
in the lot. Mostly fresh goods from Re-
serve stock. Balance of fine Fall goods
in next room, 1901 Chestnut Street all
reduced. Look at these prices, average
third off:
Brown Beaver, Astrakhan trimming.
sizes to ~ were $50 to - 50 now
sl.75 to s. 60
Check Cashmere, sizes 4 to u; were
81 30 to 80 90; now 81 10 to $l.75
Fine wide wool, soft finish Diagonal.
plush trimming, blue and brown, very
dressy. sizes to III were $40 Is to sl3 /;
now 81 IS to 50 10
Mixed Cassimeres, with cape, sizes to
y, were q 90 to 81 80; now S. % to
So %
Mixed Chcyiot, Astrakhan trimming.
sizes to u; were $50 to 5000 now
81 90 to - 80
Blue Bouche, Astrakhan trimming,
sizes to u; were 81 80 to 81 %, now
81 90 to $3.50
Half lIavelock, beaver Astrakhan
trimming, brown, tabac and royal blue.
sizes . to 1 We're 81 80 and S. 90, now
3 % and IS Worth double.
Brown mixed Cheviot, Astrakhan
trimming, sizes to ~ were 90 to 4 CO.
now ! 80 to 3 %
Mixed pin check Cashmere, Astrakhan
trimming sizes 4 to l2, were 80 to 80
now , u to 80
Mixed Cheviot, with Cape Astrakhan
trimming sizes 4 to 10 were 3 90 to 1 CO.
now . - to 3 90 Very cheap
Blue and Brown Boucle Havelocks,
Astrakhan trimming sizes ! to u; were
4 90 to > 30, now 3 10 to 90.
Blue and Brown Beaver, mixed Astrak.
han trimming, size only down from
3 30 to . 80
Check Cashmere Ilayelocks, Astrakhan
trimming, sizes to u were IS to . "a
now - to | 50.
Gray Cashmere Ilavelocks, chnchilla
astrakhan trimming, sizes to 6 (; were
% and > OO now ! % and / 40
Similar, astrakhin trimming, sizes tC
u were , 90 to 70, now % to ! 50
Brown mixed ulster, plush cape and
collar sizes to II, were 80 to 80, now
3.75 to -
Blue, cape and belt trimmed with as
trakhan, sizes 4 and q, were Is and 6 "
now 4 80 and On
Blue Cheviot ulster surtout cool, astrak
han trimming, sizes to II were % t.
. -, now 80 to A 20
Gray Pin Check Cashmere, sizes tC
y were . 30 to 3 -, now 80 to 80
Beaver, brown and blue, chinchlla as
trakhan trimming, sizes to ~ were
3 % to . %, now > 80 to 4 40
GIRLS JACKETS.
Beaver blue ond brown, sizes Q to lG
were 3 % to 3 90; now 3 90 to 400
Medium Cheviot Brown; sizes u to lG
were - to 4 80, now 3 90 to -
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AN opERA HOUSE UNoERoRoUNo.
Marvellous lieautics of Great Cave in
CnIorndo-NntmraI Set of Chimos.

Marvellous lleautics of Great Cave in
COIorado-NaturaI Set of Chimes.
What is called the grand cavern or cavcrns
is about ono and half miles from Manitou,
directly up the Ute pass-a road worn and
cut out Of tho rock that winds up into the
Rockies, over which the Utes were accus-
toned to pnss in the old times of thirty years
ago. In prospecting among the Lodges about
n thousand feet above the pass the present
owner, G.. w. Snider, discovered II small
opening and by working at il soon found him
self in the large hall that is the commence
ment of a series of rooms and tunnels that
now constitute one Of the wonders Of the
country
All along the path numerous stalactites and
stalagmites were seen, but perfectly tame and
harmless, confined by the wire netting and
safe from TIC hands Of vandals. On the right
were a lot of bones, also protected by wire,
said to be those Of bear but they were fox
and wildcat bones and probably those Of
sonlo other small lGailmal that had crawled
into the cave to die.
From thii interesting walk we enter Stalac-
tito hail, where many strange forms have
been nodded By nature. Hero is n deer's head,
seemingly il white marble, the antlels almost
! perfect; birds, trees, human faces and n hum
! bred and ono fnnciful shapes worthy of attcn-
ton Passing on, tho rotunda is reached,
where some fine stalactites reach down to the
floor, forming pillars. Near here is n large
room, about sixty feet high, called, very nl'-
propriatoly, the opera house, having n pHr-
quot and two tiers of galleries all around
Further along is n natural organ or set Of
chimes. This is by far the best in the country,
and in this respect the Manitou cavern is
ahead Of all others The chimes are II set Of
stalactitc formations, connected TO the wall,
forming a series of thin, upright slabs, placed
side by side, and that, when struck with a
stick, give out metallic, bell-liko notes, and
with n little practice the entire scale can DO
sounded and tuneful chimes rung
In the opera house are many curious shapes
resembling statuary, and human forms appear
attached to the walls. From here we pass to
the Churn room, where n series of stalactitcs
and stalagmites form a perfect chum, the
newly churned butter represented in the stone
by its side. -Manitou (Colo.l Cor. Philadelphia
Times
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Writing Paper.

quire paper, envelopes to match,
in Silk Plush Box; down from IS to
80 cents.
Same, ? quires, down from 90 to
20 cents.
or p pieces each at other prices.
10 tints writing paper, without
envelopes, 3 cents Il quire. Quality
excellent; tints not now fashionable.
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DRESS GOODS.

Throughout the season we have been
pounding the dress goods market with
the iledge hammer blows of our great
purchasing power, and even upon Il
strong market We were able to reduce
prices by very large percentage. Dec
ember prices are far lower than in Octo-
Der Bear this in mind when reading
the following quotations. The reductions
are from Prices Existing at the
Hour of Writing. From these
prices the decline is in many cases fifty
per cent, and in none less than twenty.
The prices of So French Robes are cut
in half.
10 pieces plush beaded novelties reduc-
ed from 81 to -.
% pieces Plush Novelties reduced
from s. to 81.
IS pieces Plush Striped Novelties re-
duced from 81 and s.. so toSl Sl.25.
500 pieces of Plain French Dress Stuhs,
including Serges, Diagonals. Ottomans,
Camel's-Hair Cloth, Cheviots, &c, at
twenty-five per cent less than our ruling
prices.
70 pieces of French All Wool Cash
mere, at 30 cents per yard, from 60 cents.
So pieces of 54-inch Dress Cloths at -
90 pieces Of j4-inch IIomespun at GO
cents per yard, from 70 cents.
$50 pieces of 5O-inch hair line and bold
stripes at 80 cents per yard, from 81.
So Pieces of 50-inch graduated stripes,
at 30 cents per yard, from 70 cents.
3l5 Pieces of 50-inch hair-line stripes
at 30 cents per yard, from 50 cents.
60 Pieces of 44-inch fancy stripes al
30 cents per yard from G5 cents.
100 Pieces Of 44-inch side band novel
ties at 80 cents per yard from Is cents.
40 Pieces of 44-inch Line Plaids at &c
cents per yard from 60 cents
575 Pieces of 44-nch Plain Homespuni
at 40 cents per yard from 80 cents.
GO Pieces of 5-inch jacquard Comb
nations at 374 per yard from 50 cents.
so Pieces Of 42-inch Cancels Hail
Ilomespun at 30 cents per yard from 81.
cents.
IS Pieces Of Double fold Plaids at 2;
cents per yard from 81 cents.
200 Pieces of Double Fold Fancy Dres.
Stutis at 10 cents per yard from % cents
In the print and Bingham department
will sell.
600 yards of Half wool dress stufls a
10 and l24 cents from Is to Is cents pc
yard.
425 pieces of dress ginghams at S cent
from 10 and l2I cents per yard.
-cases of A. printed foulards at
cents per yard, from 10 cents
,-cases some of the best standar,
calicoes at , cents per yard from 7 cents
-cases of good calicoes at cent
from and & cents per yard.
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Blue Chcviot. Short, sizes l2 to 10 :;
were 90 to ; 90, now 3 90 to 9r75
Check, Cream and Brown Cheviot, sizes
- to 20; were 80 to 300 now $50 to
$50.
Seal Brown Beaver sizes 10 to 10; were
90 to 8 ~, now & on to Z 81
Black Beaver trimmed with wide braid.
sizes - Ia 10; were s 90 To y 81, now o 90
tn OO
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W4NAM.4KER'S.
Mems Custom
tailoring.

We have collected in our New Mer-
chant Tailoring Room, corner Thir
teen;h and Market streets. Second Floor
q larre quantity Of Excellent Materials
from which we will make Business Suits,
with Sack Coats to order at $50, and
Trousers mt s..
The goods are from our Mil Order
Clothing Department, AMI are all new
and seasonable. The REASONS for this of.
fer are that the quantities of the mater
lalS are small, and we have a large mum.
Der of tailors out of work in the dull sea-
son. by this means we hold an impor-
tant organization well in hand, supply
employment where much needed, and
close small lots of goods.
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LADIES' DRESSES

About 100. Some cost more than three
times as much to import as we now ask
There may be something among them
that will exactly suit your taste; if so,
the opportunity is a rare one, to get more
than a dollars worth for dollar.
Materials, silk, cloth, lace; style, ball,
morning evening, one dress of kind.
Some OF them:
Ball dress, made by Felix,
INSTRUMENTATION $3.50 to $75
silk, evening shade, In
dian pattern, by +. Pas
quier, paris,.................. Z" $50 rs
BrOcade silk and Jet by
Grange & Magenties,
Observation-Disclosures. $50 " 100
silk mourning dress, by
Raudnitz, Ppris........... 225 40
Black silk, velvet waist. " 1875 II
Green cloth, velvet trim
mings, by + Pasquier
farls....................... 100 a.
Olive silk, trimmed with
NelNct..................... 50 81
Brown silk novelty T.
Pasquier Paris............ $50 a
Olive silk, trimmed with
et.......................... 10 " ~
Brown cloth velvet trim
mings l. Hentenaar, Paris So " Il
Light Brown Cloth velvet
trimmed, Sara Mayer, Paris l75 " Il
Black silk and Brocade
Velvet....................... Is &" 81
Black silk, Grange 4 Ma
genties, Paris.............. $50 " ION
Dark Grey silk & Velvet. $50 " 4
Black Satin Evening Dress
with train..................... 100 /" 81
Dark Green Velvet Brocade
q Silk, Raudnitz, Paris. 225 Il
Blue Boucle with velvet
trimmings. ................... 30 " q
Light Brown Check Suit. 80 b" II
Green Cloth with striped
velvet trimmings........." 175 g.
Gray llOmespun trimmed
with velvet................." 30 q
Black Silk with brocade
velvet waist................. 1875 Il
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Timetable, in effect Sept Fl, 1856
GOING NORTH.
Daily Except sunday

French Creek Branch Trains.
= m sunday, . - n N. Arrive St. Peters
e.lO ln.u3n N, h31 and 6.i5 y m. Sunday o. 5Dnin
saturday only -GOlng Nurth-Trnin leaves
French st Wilmington, II 10 y m and arrives nj
Dupont u 80. Going s0utl--leaves dupont Oh
arr WI IS M. Dupont Il 80. arr VII % ID IN
sunday only -Guing nuril-traln leaves Ftpnci
81 VII at 10 u m stops at an stations arr N
Heading II 80 Il m. Train leaves 81 Peters 3 So
~ o 1if noaIiIg o I'D IN masking all stops
70 81 Peters, all stops, arr 10 a M Trim leavp
Reading - p IN arr Wil g IL y NJ All stons
For connections at Wilmington Chndd's Ford
Junction. l-enUpe, COatesyllle, Waynesburg lime
ton, lilrdsboro, and Reading sec Timetables M
| al stations, l.. A. bower, Genl. Pass. Agent
A.G MEGA usLAND, Supt VIZ
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individuals or clubs from any
points within a radius of one
hundred miles buying in sin
ole bill One Hundred Dollars
or over will have express
charges to destination prepaid,
and furniture or bulky house
furnishing goods will be for
warded by freight prepaid.
The store is ready for bust
ness at s A. M. and will close
at 6 P. M.
JOHN WANAMAEER.
,,nostnut thirteenth and market streets
and Clty-hal square
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On Monday morning we be-
gan the great sale, and now offer
many of the greatest bargains
in staple and fancy dry goods
and other articles that we have
ever shown.
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81, $40, s-l2, s-l4 and SIG, below i'm
porters' prices.
Nearly 1000 yards Bleached Table
Linen, full . yards wide, 90 cents com
pare well with any 100 goods in market.
Cream Damask, new designs. G6 in.
imported direct from manufacturer So
cents, from rs cents.
Cream Damask, over yards wide. | co
was 25,
Fine Bleached Damask, 70 in. / 80. was
$50 S4x9O in. Marseilles Quilts, 2.75,
from 1926.
TRIMMED MILLINERY.
French patterns and our own make +;
balance Of Fall and Winter stock down
third and half
CHILDREN'S HEAD WEAR
knockabout hats trimmed with narrow
ribbon; were 50 90 now y so. Same, all
colors, reduced from 10 cents to 80 cents.
Assortment large and complete.
Boys hats few of a kind reduced from
SIPS, Sl.O0 and 70 cents to 80 cents.
Toboggan caps, Jersey cloth crown, knit
b.lnd, cOlors down from 40 to % cents (:
others down from So to 30 cents; others,
light colors, slightly soiled, down from
$3.50 to rs cents
Knit Tam O'Shanters, turn down flaps
were Sl.00 now rs cents; Imported com
bination colors, down from 81 80 to 81 .0O
Astrakhan, colors, were 50 cents now 40
cents.
Fancy knit caps, bays and girls, I'M
ported were 70 cents, now 60 cents
Sleighing hoods Jersey cloth, Astrak-
han trimmed down from 81. 05 to S1.25.
Corduroy Poles, boys, double brim,
very desirable for stormy weather were
Sl.l5 now 90 cents.
Small lot pieced seal caps for boys,
were $500 now Sl.50; lower grade, were
| 81 "a now 81 RI
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1t must not be supposed that
every thing we have in the
store will come to the under
price; the loss would then be
too great. There will be
enough to set you to buying
whether you want the goods
or not, and enough to keep the
sale going for many days, as
all the lots can't be put on the
counters at one time.
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UMBRELLAS.

% in. double twilled silk, gold handle,
Paragon frame, S275 from $3.50 same,
natural wood handle, $3.50 from $3.50
same % in, $500 from 800.
26 in best gloria, Paragon frames,
Vienna handles, $500 from S3.75 same
% in. 1880 from $3.50
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FIRsT-We shall close what is
left of
Holiday goods.
Dusty goods from the dis
plays.
Handled and soiled books.
The prices for these are
merely nominal.
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SHAWLS.

About 300. Among the reductions are
Long Blankets, down from $3.50 to 81 90
Scarlet long, down from 500 to 5000
French lndias, down from $1,000 $50 90
down from $500 to $50,
down from 1900 to -.
Stripes, 500 to 1000. down to 4. go to : 100
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BEDROOM SUITS.

Mahogany and Sabicue Wood Bed :
room Suits of the best manufactures
strictly new and some exclusive patterns
equal to any custom work. viii be held
at our risk until Mnnted.
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Another Broollynite with an idea is a
young woman who lives in Smith street. She
is -, bright, sensible, industrious and nervy
About two years and II half ago her father
died. He was an Englishman and had been
IN the butchers line in small way. A few
hungry creditors gobbled the little shop and
caried part Of the furniture out OF the house.
Then the landlord turned out to be even
more woliish than the creditors. lie took
the rest OF the furniture for Il trining arrears
IN rent and actually set the young woman
and her lO-year-oll sister into the street.
Their mother had died several years before
Not II solitary person was there in Brooklvu
or Now York to whom the young woman
could look for aid. She had no ACCOMPLISH
ments and She was not strong eiif,ush
physically to perform much hard manual
labor. But she didn't sit down think it over.
As there was no channel open to her She pro-
cccdcd 10 create one.
Everybody has seen the hams that swing
from hooks in front of meat shops. They are
astynral OF the butchers trade as three gilolel
balls are of the pawnbroker's or IL striped pole
of the BARRIERS. They look like the genuine.
sugal-cured articles, but they arc mere pre-
tenses-dummies filled with sawdust The
Smith street young woman had made several
Of these for her fathers shop 1t occurred to
her that she might sell some elsewhere. So
she made couple Of the dummy hams. Good
luck came ut once. She sold the pair, and rot
orders for more. 1t took II good deal Of hard
work, but she got kind of dummy ham trade
started. Now two women besides herself are
busy every day in the little back room of tho
Smith street house sewing bags of yellow
cloth which are exact counterparts of those
used for genuine hams In the same room the
energetic young woman's little sister and All
other little girl stuff the bags With sawdust
from bin in the corner, tie up the tops and
paste labels on the bags just like those on real
hams, giving the false presentment II very
plausible exterior From being set into the
street without penny in her pocket two and
a half years ago, the butchers daughter now
has n comfortable home and n growing bank
account, and she finds the demand for dummy
hams so large that she and her assistants have
their hands full all the time Brooklyn IN.
" Eagle
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We shall try to deliver every
thing on the day of purchase,
but will not agree to do SO ex-
cept as especially arranged at
the time of sale.
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We shall therefore sell from
this wholesale stock and from
our retail stock at special, and
in many instances sacrifc-
ing prices, until we gain the
desired space.
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Arrive NcWari, Centre station from Phlla,
Wilmington s.ni q M and l.'l and 6.43 m week
days,
Peninsula express leaves Newark g.ii a m, an
rives at Baltimore ll.lOam.
Passengers leaving Newark at s.o4 d. IN. ON New
ark and perryyille Accommodation may take the
Fast Nai at ferryVille for Baltimore 1T S:is, al
irving at Union Station ut $40 a. M.
Baltimore passenger leave phlla. daily il22 p
M Chester li.A M; Wilmington 1908 Il IN. ar
irving Newark 1921 m Baltimore 2.0j a m,
Wilmington ana Baltimore accommodation on
sundays only. leaves Wilmington - p IN. leaves
Newark ~ p m. stopping At all intermediate
stations ARRIVING at Baltimore 10 p. m.
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Our regular sales are always
large, but the present emerg-
ency requires an extraordinary
sale, as we are utterly unable
to properly accommodate so
many goods under our roof.
Although we sold many of the
Riegel goods in the wholesale
stotk, so many remain that with
the subsequent purchases we
ind it impossible to even store
them well in the portions of the
new building now completed.
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LADIES MUSLIN
AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR.

Not stuff gathered for a cheap sale a
part of our regular stock.
Mother Hubbard night gowns, cambria,
ruffle at neck and cuffs 80 cents; better,
cambria, down from 81 90 to rs.
Same, muslin, Hamburg trimming and
tucks; down from SIPS, Sl35, and 81. 30
to 81 90. Other grades down from S255
to 81 so from $3.50 to Sl.75, and from
$3.50 to 1918.
Same, cambria, Torchon lace; down
from Sl.25 to Sl.00; from $500 to Sl.25,
and from $500 to $3.50
Same, Medicis Lace, down from $3.50
to Sl75.
Same, Trimmed Skirt, down from $40
to 81.
Ladies skirts, Hamburg trimming
down from 81 90 to 20 cents from So 80
to 1915. Others at between prices.
Same, Medicis Lace, $3.50 to $3.50
down to Sl.75 to S2.7j.
Same, cambria rufile and tuclls, down
from $l00 to 70.
Canton flannel underskrts, cambric
ruilie, were So cents now 80 cents same.
Hamburg rufiie, were SIPS, now IS
cents.
FURS.
Money put in honest seal garments is
well invested. Prices next year are likely
to he % per cent higher.
S Seal Sacques. finest Alaska Skins, 4G
in. down from S275 to S225.
Seal Saeques, A in., down to 5000.
Seal Dolmans, down from $3.50 to $500.
Seal Domans, trimmed with Beaver,
down from $3.50 to $3.50.
Circulars, Fur Lined, our make.
Ii down from $50 to SIS.
down from S35 to $50.
down from $50 to $2j.
Princess Louise Fur lined, down from
s15 to $50
Russian Circulars, down from $50 to
s35
CHINA.
| Gold Band Dinner Plates. 81. 90 per
dozen, were 1925
Gold Band Breakfast plates, $l.75 per
dozen, were 1928
Gold Band Tea Plates, Sl,2j per dozen,
were Sl.75
White China Dinner Plates 81 40 pei
dozen, were s. %
White China Breakfast Plates 81 25
per dozen, were 81 -
White China Tea Plates 81 90 per doz
en-, We're 81 %
Decorated Fruit Plates $3.50 per dozen
were $500
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tains more than 1875 invaluable prescriptions, en-
pracing every vegetable remedy in the pharma-
copela for oil acute and chronic diseases. 1t is
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ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE FREE TO ALL
Young and middle-aged men for the next ninety
days. Send now, or cut this out, as you may never
see 1t again. Address DR.. W. Il. PARKER, Bull
finch street, Boston, Mase.
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SEcoND-The Remnant Count
er is simply avalanched
with the ends and leavings
from the large sales of the
past three weeks.
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own home by one who was
deaf twenty-one years. Treated by most cd
me noted specialists without heneilt turel
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